The Gardens of Aphrodite
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From palace to hovel he passed, from inns to convents, from highways to gardens, from prison to court, charming and winning three thousand women, abbesses and bal let girls, princesses and demoiselles, THE GARDENS OF APHRODITE 17 the married, the single, the high and the low, alluring every one of them through the exercise of his secret the secret of not having any which is the greatest of all covered mean while not only with the heady per fumes of his myriad amours, but with honours from pope ...and kings, and, quite lavishly, concluding his unex ampled career as librarian to a princelet who had no library. Moralists have declaimed against him and, I am sure, very justly. Casanova was not a moral person. He was merely delightful.
Nowadays men have no time to be delightful. Formerly they had time for nothing else. Richelieu made up to three generations of women and affiche'd his last mistress at eighty-five. Men like he and Casanova were the giants of gallan try. Today the race is extinct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From palace to hovel he passed, from inns to convents, from highways to gardens, from prison to court, charming and winning three thousand women, abbesses and bal let girls, princesses and demoiselles, THE GARDENS OF APHRODITE 17 the married, the single, the high and the low, alluring every one of them through the exercise of his secret the secret of not having any which is the greatest of all covered mean while not only with the heady per fumes of his myriad amours, but with honours from pope ...and kings, and, quite lavishly, concluding his unex ampled career as librarian to a princelet who had no library. Moralists have declaimed against him and, I am sure, very justly. Casanova was not a moral person. He was merely delightful.
Nowadays men have no time to be delightful. Formerly they had time for nothing else. Richelieu made up to three generations of women and affiche'd his last mistress at eighty-five. Men like he and Casanova were the giants of gallan try. Today the race is extinct.
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Guest 7 years ago
I LOVE APHRODITE!!! IN E.L.A WE DID: "Who's your Godparent?" and I was the only one who got APHRODITE!!! :3Write Review:
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